Economy & Finance · 05. July 2026

If AI doesn't augment human labor but substitutes it, the dominant factor of production shifts from labor to productive capital. Just as land and labor once had to be democratized, capital may need to be too — through employee ownership, sovereign citizen funds, or new data-ownership models. An economic thought experiment engaging Acemoglu, Piketty, and Marx that reframes the AI debate from a technology question into an ownership question: not how we protect jobs, but who owns the capital.

Humanities & Education · 28. May 2025

In a world driven by automation, not every task should be handed over to AI. This article introduces a deeply philosophical decision-making model that helps determine when human experience is irreplaceable. Grounded in thinkers like Husserl, Frankl and Habermas, it offers practical guidance and ethical clarity on how to balance productivity with meaning, personal growth, democracy and cultural depth.